hello.. greeting.. a lot of malaysian think that indonesia want to occupie malaysia.. how come?

erk, in my experience in foruming it is the other way around!

oh.. im silent reader here, and in other threat when indonesia buy some army hardware, some forumer here say indonesia will invades malaysia.. i dont know if that for a joke or not.. just strange, cause we dont have capability for that yet..

hello temujin, nice to see u here..

nice video btw 

J-15 take off and landing on board Liaoning

PIC OF THE DAY:
Gambar ini merupakan sedetik rakaman peristiwa cemas pengepungan amukan
seorang lelaki yang disyaki telah melepaskan tembakan liar di Kuala
Lumpur pada tahun 1987.

Gambar yang dirakamkan oleh jurufoto
BERNAMA, Encik Abdul Ghani Ismail ini menceritakan saat cemas tindakan
polis dan ketangkasan mantan Ketua Polis Negara, Tun Hanif Omar. Waktu
itu beliau bersama anggota-anggota polis yang lain berlindung di sebalik kereta, tembok dan parit. Ketika melihat
Tun Hanif Omar keluar daripada perlindungan untuk mendekati sasaran,
Encik Abdul Ghani tidak melepaskan peluang, muncul dengan kameranya,
terlupa akan keselamatan dirinya sendiri yang terdedah kepada
kemungkinan sasaran tembakan.

Menyingkap kembali peristiwa yang berlaku, Encik Abdul Ghani menyatakan bahawa situasi pada ketika itu
amat cemas dan membimbangkan, namun tumpuan beliau hanya kepada
pergerakan polis, terutama Ketua Polis Negara.

Encik Abdul Ghani telah menunggu sejak beberapa jam sambil berlindung di dalam
longkang, semak dan tembok bersama-sama anggota Unit Tindak Khas (UTK)
PDRM untuk mendapatkan ‘shot’ terbaik dengan hanya bersenjatakan sebuah
kamera biasa. Beliau bersyukur kepada tuhan kerana segala-galanya
berjalan dengan selamat.

Sumber: Berita Bukit Aman 1989, Petikan Berita BERNAMA Jan/Feb 89.

long range missiles from ground to air to ground again(not sure how to phrase it)
if f-18 were choosen would they get more then the previous expected unit to purchase?
also if its to be use for maritime where would it be stored then?

Britain offers M'sia RM10bil arms package

PETALING JAYA (Nov 27, 2012): The British government has offered Malaysia an arms package which can be worth more than RM10 billion if all options are exercised.

The proposed package includes new Hawk jet trainers, advanced frigates, howitzers and future soldier systems for the army, industry sources told theSun.

Separately, the British government is also backing the offer by BAE Systems to sell 18 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets for the Royal Malaysian Air Force's multi-role combat aircraft (MRCA) requirement.

The sources said they do not expect any deal to be signed soon as the offer needs to be studied in detail.

In 1988, the British government under the then prime minister Margaret Thatcher presented a similar package to Malaysia, resulting in the procurement of Hawk trainers and frigates worth some RM4.9 billion in 1992.

According to sources, the current offer has been made as Britain seeks to boost its defence exports amid severe cutbacks in military spending by the United States and Europe.

Furthermore, without a government-to-government deal, British companies are facing difficulties when promoting their arms to Malaysia, the sources said.

For example, due to a company-mandated anti-bribery policy, BAE Systems is not working with any local agent to market the Typhoon.

"They faced a severe handicap as their competitors, such as the French Rafale and Swedish Gripen, are being promoted by their local agents. BAE Systems has to rely on its own company officials," one source told theSun.

The source said it is therefore imperative for the British government to step in to back the Typhoon deal although separate from the arms package.

BAE Systems, one of the world's biggest defence companies, also manufactured the Hawk trainers, howitzers and frigates.

"If the Malaysian government accepts the arms package, BAE Systems will be the main beneficiary of the deal," the source added.

On Oct 29, BAE Systems chief executive Ian King and a delegation were in Malaysia to discuss the company's bid for the MRCA programme. The highlight of the visit was a meeting with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak in Putrajaya.

Apart from Najib, King and the delegation also met Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed.

Industry sources told theSun King was told the government would use the normal procurement process. King's visit came a month after theSun reported on Sept 24 that Swedish defence and aerospace company, SAAB, had offered a lease-buy option for its Gripen fighter jet for the MRCA programme.
sosej

heard that the 2 TUDM new Babies has arrived as Subang not to long ago!

Welcome Home Super Cougar!

abg ada pics x?

awesome!!
the 10bil ringgit plan
what exactly was the quantity of frigate/hawk trainers etc...